Deleting or renaming Cache didn’t work for me.
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Try clearing shader cache im honestly gonna be even more shocked if clearing shader cache fixes it
Im not sure if nvidia has a button now these days to clear shader cache but you can also run cleanmgr and then select shader cache
Hopefully but im kind of desperate for a fix if it aint wow then its driver issue or hardware issue
You people complaining about nothing to do for the game that JUST released and most people are still clearing basic content are pretty lol. Have patience, don’t demand new content when the game has barely been out a month. Now come back in say three months and say there’s nothing to do, THEN your statement will be valid.
As for the topic, clearing the cache did nothing for me. I’m settling for a full reinstall and waiting until after the patch drops to try again. I’m really curious as to what caused this issue in the first place. What broke, was it something that just happened on it’s own or did someone at Blizzard press the wrong button?
I was stuck in the repair loop after getting booted to desktop with the ERROR #134 (0x85100086) Fatal condition!
I opened C:\Program Files (x86)\World of Warcraft\ and deleted the Data folder, I can log in now after the blizz launcher re-initializing.
This happened to me last night as well. I cleared the cache folders, let’s see what happens.
Note: Today, 12/13 there was a client patch. Maybe some fixes?
Nope I still can’t log in. Stuck on this bullcrap repair loop.
Go figure…I thought something happened last night and I decided to uninstall/reinstall. Now I am having issues with that as well.
Yep and now my computer is in a loop of trying to fix itself on start up/restart. Happened after I tried to reinstall WoW, after clearing cache and updating drivers, etc.
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